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Kester. That I find some of the sexual practices of some people offensive, and I stated that, as expalnation of why I don't get a good vibe out of the mental picture that comes while listening to an artist perform any given piece, isn't really the issue here, and to tsake excreption to anything said toward a debate is a bit restictive. The thought of anybody planing peter up any poop hole will always make me wanna spit I am sure. And should not be an issue in the actual debate we are having here. And I don't need to go to lengths to be proven right or wrong I hasten to add. That would detract from the subject in hand. As even this cross banter does I ajm aware. Thanks for the nice things Bob. I do feel I need to let you know a little more about me though on reading your not change their opinion line. If I didn't think it possihble being partn of a debate on any subject had the possability of changing my opinion, I doubt I would bother. After all. If I start adebate, I am either looking for other's thoughts to help me build my knowledge, and opinion on that subject, or I want to try to foster some of my thoughts onto others in the hope of getting something happening toward an idea. For wat it is worth Kester. When a small group of people in Esperance decided it was time for us to have a counselling service, I was Vice Charman of the founding committee.After all the lobbying of government at all levels, news articles and public meeting was over and we got the funding to go ahead. Im was initially the lone voice in there who when seting up our fields moved for the servise to include homosexuals within the client base. Most of the comite didn't believe, or want to believe we had any gay people in lovely litle Esperance, and the rest didn't think they deserve a place in society anyway. Takes all sorts to make a committe representive of a comunity. That's how they got a camel ya know. Committe was trying to make a horse. Happy to say we got a fair representation of all facits of our town covered. Both in our councelling tools, and in our councellor. Some 20 years on, I am no longer on the committee having decided it was working fine withnout me, and the service is functioning as it should, and Im had other stuff to do. Today also, one of the main wheels in it is gay. As Bob says. I guess we do spit it out a bit more direct than some. Heck. Wonder if that is where I got the Mister Blunt tag from? Reading through the posts here I see mention thanking Brian for reconsidering. Now to me the re is redundant as I saw at no srtage was Brian doing anything other thann considering the subject of what genres could be included. He, like I, and all of us has offered our thoughts toward the subject all along. That you state you only grazed ovre my post Kester, suggest it would be a wise move to read and digest all of any post any of us feel we want to coment on. If we all stick to the subject, I am sure we will come to some conclusion some of at least will be happy with. And yep Bob. I'll save a dance for ya Cobber. Not a slow one, and not the last one though Cobber. Graham ------------------ http://www.soundclick.com/bands/2/grahamhendersonmusic.htm
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